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Isn't this a Trash Can?

NO! These are our composters!

Didn't you ever wonder where we put all of our leftover food? 

Our Sound to Sea staff will collect buckets of compost from Trinity Center kitchen and the staff apartment on Mondays and Fridays. With each bucket of compost, 2-3 scoops of saw dust will be added and stirred. The Johanna hot compost bin traps heat, protects the compost from too much moisture and curious animals, and still keeps the compost nice and airy! It lets us compost all year round!

Interested in composting at home?  Click HERE to learn how to get started.

The winds were strong and the surf was/is up but thankfully Hurricane Sandy didn't change route over the weekend as expected and is passing the Southern Outer Banks by.  Although bridges and local stores remained open, Trinity Center had a few groups leave a day early so participants who lived north of us in the "action" area could get back to their families and prepare for Sandy. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who will be effected. We will be thinking of you. 

Below are pictures that were taken at the Oceanana Pier located near Fort Macon this past Saturday. (Pictures were taken by The Crystal Coast.)

OH SANDY!

Oh Sandy, we are keeping our eye on you!

Trinity Center is open and running this weekend and will be keeping a close eye on Hurricane Sandy. Currently, we are expecting a rainy and windy weekend with concerns of beach erosion. Trinity Center expects the storm to pass by, but we understand the nervousness that can surround storms and are prepared either way. Our staff will monitor Hurricane Sandy and can provide hourly updates, we will also have an overnight person in the Point of Arrival for emergency purposes. Please let us know how we can assist you.

As for now, guests that are currently on property are enjoying our gentle ocean breeze and the surf!
Click the link below for specific storm information. Thank you!

Carteret & Dare Counties Watching Path Of Sandy

We would like to give a big THANK YOU to all who have contributed to our Capital Campaign and to Mike Farrell Construction for all their hard work! We couldn't have done it  without you!  Pictures below show West Cluster repairs that were completed this week. 

Beach FUNdraiser a Success!


A big THANK YOU goes out to Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Fayetteville for throwing a Beach Party FUNdraiser for the Trinity Center and Beyond Capital Campaign. They raised over $2300 and had the best time doing it!  We appreciate you and look forward to seeing you again soon. 

Click HERE for more information on the Trinity Center and Beyond Capital Campaign.

 

Fall Physical Education Leadership Training

Trinity Center, Salter Path, NC

September 27 - 29, 2012

Register Today!

Join educators from all over the east coast for this exciting professional development opportunity! Enjoy the diversity of new and exciting games, fitness activities, and lessons combined with unforgettable fellowship and memorable traditions, including:

• Social Fitness
• Morning Sunrise Inspiration
• All-You-Care-To-Eat Fresh Flounder and Shrimp Dinner

NCAAHPERD is proud to host the Fall PELT at the Trinity Conference Center in Salter Path, NC. Nestled in a pristine maritime forest on the Outer Banks, the center extends from Bogue Sound to the Atlantic Ocean. A mild climate and award-winning landscaping, designed with sensitivity to the island environment, provide peaceful and restful surroundings.Comfortable lounge areas with fireplaces, refrigerators, and ice makers, and delicious home cooked meals served buffet and family style provide the perfect environment for stimulating fellowship with other North Carolina educators.    For more information click HERE!